If there is a court order for visitation an parent refuses the visit can she get in troyble?
She could get in trouble, it depends on whether she had a legitimate reason for not obeying the court order to allow visitation.
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She could get in trouble, it depends on whether she had a legitimate reason for not obeying the court order to allow visitation.
Yes, pursuant to CCP 917.7, there is an automatic stay of 30 days following the entry of judgment by a trial court for a move-away order.
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